Subject	Soft head hammer; a lot of 10-12 mm stuff, stubby wrenches;
Posted by	Gordo 93TT NYC on June 10, 2003 at 5:39 AM
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In Reply To	SZR: Buying a tool set tommorow... ANy suggestions??? posted by Bobby12many on June 10, 2003 at 02:12 AM
Message	magnetic pickups and forceps (for dropped screws); needle nose vice grips, a BIG 1/2" breaker bar. and a bigger pipe to fit over that handle!! Then also you need some electrical equip. Multimeter, and stuff for diagnosing the elec / electronix.
Follow Ups	SZR: Buying a tool set tommorow... ANy suggestions??? - Bobby12many 02:12:12 06/10/03 You can get a nice craftsman Torque wrench for 50-60 bux (n/m) - SaVageZ 02:22:33 06/10/03 I like Craftsman (n/m) - CarlCuro 03:02:31 06/10/03 Re: SZR: Buying a tool set tommorow... ANy suggestions??? - TelZX 03:09:34 06/10/03 and a set of reversible gear wrenches - TelZX 03:13:04 06/10/03 2nded! I got some for Christmas and I always have people - boileralum 08:40:48 06/10/03 do you have ANY tools? - Chris-TTZ 03:12:31 06/10/03 3/8 drive metric normal & deep sockets, wrenches, plus - Z_PREPared 03:43:37 06/10/03 Yeah, I have a Craftsman 90 piece right now... - Bobby12many 10:15:37 06/10/03 Soft head hammer; a lot of 10-12 mm stuff, stubby wrenches; - Gordo 93TT NYC 05:39:45 06/10/03 You have a good plan. Don't let any tool snobs talk you - sebring1970 (robo) 06:02:01 06/10/03 I suggest those gear wrenches at Sears - MatD 06:04:49 06/10/03 Haven's we been through this :) - ImTheDevil 06:38:01 06/10/03 I guess the box was too heavy to turn over for the pic ;c) (n/m) - sebring1970 (robo) 06:58:05 06/10/03 Nah, I was to lazy to take another one, notice the date :) - ImTheDevil 08:39:46 06/10/03 Never hurts to get a 2nd opinion sweetie :) (n/m) - Bobby12many 10:18:24 06/10/03 New Craftman sockets with sizes in bold black and white oval - Arturo C. 08:30:23 06/10/03 Here's the URL - Arturo C. 08:43:20 06/10/03 And forget Husky. Snap-On and Craftman > Husky (n/m) - Arturo C. 09:05:41 06/10/03 Congrats on graduation (n/m) - U ZCREAM 08:41:17 06/10/03 2nd... WTG Bobby (n/m) - spicyZ 09:54:44 06/10/03 THanks man.I think everyone should be expected to grad. - Bobby12many 10:23:28 06/10/03 LOL, oops - U ZCREAM 12:53:37 06/10/03 Never bought a "set" before, but I have a ton of Craftsman> - my91z 09:28:21 06/10/03 the shadetree mechanic can't go wrong with Craftsman (n/m) - Guapo 09:35:16 06/10/03 Craftsmen, tools and torque wrench. (n/m) - Spee 09:35:34 06/10/03 oh, and a set of Craftsman gear wrenches... - Spee 09:36:18 06/10/03 My suggestion - EricTTZ 10:10:41 06/10/03 Awesome information man, thanks! - hoss 10:20:59 06/10/03 nope, those are standard ratchets (n/m) - ZEngineer 10:23:19 06/10/03 aaahhh, gotcha. gracias. (n/m) - hoss 10:25:53 06/10/03 excellent suggestion (n/m) - sebring1970 (robo) 10:22:50 06/10/03 mmmmmm.... That would be a sweet set-up! - Bobby12many 10:23:33 06/10/03 Yea I'm going to sears in a few min to get those - EricTTZ 10:34:18 06/10/03 Nice! My GF got me the Craftsman 275-pc set for Christmas. (n/m) - Z-Jay (Edmonton, AB) 10:23:42 06/10/03 Nice work... - SactoTodd 10:30:12 06/10/03 I apologize for my stupidity, but what does a Univ.Joint do? - Bobby12many 10:34:38 06/10/03 pic - EricTTZ 10:35:53 06/10/03 Get the set - EricTTZ 10:40:34 06/10/03 Do you work at Sears or what??? :) - Bobby12many 10:44:45 06/10/03 No, but I'm a loyal customer - EricTTZ 10:49:25 06/10/03 The 'drive' on a socket wrench is the size of the 'thing' - U ZCREAM 11:56:52 06/10/03 yes (n/m) - EricTTZ 12:10:36 06/10/03 Sweet. Ive used one of those b4 too :X - Bobby12many 10:40:37 06/10/03 "wobble socket" - let's you put sockets on bolts @ odd angle (n/m) - YugoBernie (NoVA) 10:36:16 06/10/03 Universal joints are great. I just had one replaced - EricTTZ 10:35:02 06/10/03 Those wrenches are friggin life savers Defintetly recommend (n/m) - BigTDogg 12:29:12 06/10/03 invest in a compressor and pneumatic tools :) - Arkane 11:45:48 06/10/03
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